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MTS Company Fuel Sending Unit – JCSU-9193P

MTS Company

  • MTS Company fuel sending unit with fuel pump, part number JCSU-9193P
  • MTS lists fitment for 1991–1993 Jeep Cherokee (XJ)
  • Covers 18 and 23 gallon tanks
  • Includes lock and O-ring, UPC 70000640556

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Description

Overview

The MTS Company JCSU-9193P is a fuel sending unit with a fuel pump, for 1991–1993 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) models. It is built for 18 and 23 gallon tanks and includes lock and O-ring hardware.

Cherokee owners who need a sender with the pump already included will find the fitment details below.

Key features

  • Sending unit with fuel pump included
  • Covers 1991–1993 Cherokee XJ trims in the manufacturer fitment
  • 18 and 23 gallon tank sizes
  • Part number JCSU-9193P, UPC 70000640556

Pump-equipped sender fitting

A sender with an attached pump brings the fuel pump, the float and the mounting flange together as one assembly. That makes the job easier because fewer separate parts go into the tank, but the assembly is heavier and the pump wiring and fuel lines must reconnect correctly. Support the assembly while it is lowered, and keep the float arm clear of the tank walls. Check the orientation of the fuel outlet and electrical connector before tightening the lock ring.

Fuel system work near a pump carries fire risk, so keep sparks and open flames away from the tank. Check for leaks at the hose connections once the engine is started. Tank condition matters as well. Rust or debris can clog the pump inlet, so clean the tank before reassembly and replace any cracked or hardened fuel lines.

  • Lower the assembly slowly
  • Check the outlet and connector orientation
  • Look for leaks after priming

Specifications

Brand MTS Company
Part number JCSU-9193P
UPC 70000640556
Part type Fuel sending unit with fuel pump
Tank size 18 and 23 gallon
Included hardware Lock ring and O-ring
Fitment type Direct fit

Vehicle fitment

Base, Briarwood, Country, Laredo, Limited and Sport are the named trims for 1991–1993 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) models.

Other Cherokee XJ years are not in the fitment, and the earlier SJ Cherokee is not covered. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The fuel pump is included, so the assembly must be handled with care during fitting. Fuel system work carries fire risk, so disconnect the battery before starting.

What’s included

The fuel pump, lock ring and O-ring are included.

SKU: MTSJCSU-9193P Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 3.00 lbs
Package dimensions 16.00 × 8.00 × 7.00 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Cherokee (XJ)1991–1993Base, Briarwood, Country, Laredo, Limited, Sport

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Questions & Answers

Does the JCSU-9193P come with a fuel pump?

Yes. It is made with a fuel pump and includes lock and O-ring hardware. The fitment covers 1991–1993 Cherokee XJ models only, so check your year before ordering.

What tank sizes does the JCSU-9193P cover?

The part information gives 18 and 23 gallon tanks and names no other capacities. Compare your Cherokee's tank size with those figures before fitting, because no tank dimensions are provided.

Is the JCSU-9193P a match for a 1993 Cherokee XJ Sport?

Yes, Sport is one of the 1991–1993 Cherokee XJ trims in the fitment. Confirm your model year and trim, and check the tank size against the 18 or 23 gallon figures before ordering.

Does a pump-equipped sender need a new fuel filter?

Usually a fresh filter is a sensible addition during the job, since the tank is already open. Old filters restrict flow and can wear a new pump faster. Check the filter housing for cracks while the assembly is out.

How can I tell if the pump is working after installation?

Turn the ignition on and listen near the tank for a brief hum while the pump primes. Check fuel pressure with a gauge where possible, and look for leaks at each hose connection before starting the engine.